New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 2, 1919, Page 10

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USTRALIANS DON'T F DESIRE AN EMPIRE Say Peace Conlerence Mistnder- stand Their Desires yustralia. May 2 Associated Sydney, pondence of The Public opinion pressed by some 6f the new Melbourne is in Sydney and yosing the annex as « idea that wants to islands of the South Australia papers of represented Australia the formerly German Pacific. as They imperial policy. Most Australians, if bad been consulted, would have vreferred not to take them (the for- ner German ssions ne Au lia) at all if urity could be ob- tained in any other way.’ The Melbourne Arg since the whole Australian peoplc were united in the determination th the islands should not go back to Ger many, Australi hirk the duty accepting a from ue of but it adds “burder heavy, the sponsibi cost severe and ! the return security, prob- lematical.” po: sey cannot mandate ations, that will reat, the be ties except in DISCOMFORTS OF THE STAGE. Miss Muriel Pratt Describes the Dark Side of a Stage Carcer. dark picture ¢ declares that, | the | el DENTAL OPERATORS vugo‘n Dentistry | ‘fNo Restrictions ' Responsible for Many “Quacks” cspondence of sondor (Corr Associated DPre 4 wre bracticing driiler | ~Butchers, | only | Fngland. The re- damage | does not | *“dental | rom possibl (i he or himself a “den OVERRUN ENGLAND - | five. mittee's principal recommendations Prohibition of the pr SONs not 1 of a ctice of den- Zistered ublic tistry by e stablishment dental creased Provision expect rants to den schools. v dental treatment for ant mothers and children under Adequate treatment. ystem of school dental | WILL NOT PERMIT TAX OVERCHARGES { try | revolutionized if | ries out Clerks Wiltully Doing So Are Liable to Heavy Fine and Im- prisonment. NG NIGHT WORK EMAND Gentral Union at Chicago Orders Night Baking Abolihed Chicago, May 2. in America IS BAKERS' 1 The baking indus- may be completely organized labor car- its demands for abolition work, ording to leading bakers. The national head- here of the Bakers’ and Con- Worker: International has sent an address of night master quart fectionery GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE ESTABLISHED 1886 You Will Find Here HART, SCHAFFNER M A was vell-known ech the other day theate End ‘stay London Union of America life on the s Muriei I a actress, in ¥ he discomfort is unnecessary, to start in the | May 2.—Complaints | have begun to reach the internal re with its resultant | enue bureau of retai long been dis- | More than the actual ta it ations with- | luxuries, such as B e at las has been : Of clothing :nd other personal oquip governmental com- | MeNt, altfough the new taxes went whole system is criti- | Into effect only yesterday many American den-| RePorts so far indicate that tists in London hopeful that par- | €d8€s of overcharging werc accident- liament will standardize the practice | 2l Officials were prompted. howey dentistry it has medicine and V10 15SUe a reminder that same time recognize dentist :_‘I‘;flé' exaaay the profession. There no such | ¢ \em__:i;le to a fine of | recognition now. ‘\n"-*n;d to Mbrisonment. De: Some of the i e esaiyhe lay andishicRies ; | ary regulations which can he D X Enited | SupPlied by revenue collectors: but the reputation of the o v-\\l\.\ 1 In the ca L ates for zood dent masieen eilen ohoeae e el Eeel & zed_upon by unqualified DerSONS M. of 10 per ceat s impeved aaly on the | their lamboyant advertisements. They ' excess of cost AT may, and do, advertise ‘‘American specificd in ndloE dentistry” and escape the techmicali- | article. and saie ties of the law by not using the word price. “‘dentists.” i Soda clerks also were urged to as- | The departmental committee of the | certain thut beef tea, coffee, sand- Dentists’ Act shows how the “oper- | wiches, cake, ice cream in buckets | ators” work. One had 20 canvassers, | and medicinal preparations often sold some af whom carried their tools with | at fountains are not taxable. them so they could “operate” at the| A few complaints to the bureau re- home of the victim. Another made a | lated ‘hat customers were charged by specialty of correcting the front teeth | dimiggists more than the one-cent tax munition | iMposed on each 25 cents or fraction of toilet and medicinal itioner It point out that there ha anyone pprehension in Pari s to the attitude of Australians on ) this point. For example, the Mel bourne Age says: s An unh and untrue picture of Australia is being dr the conference. We are represented demanding German territory ment for our the wrong impres very due to misrepresentation Yan opinion. Mr. Hu appears to have given t impression that Austr n the Pacific datum he can have passed by both houses in November captured German must be handed back to Germany and Australia should be consulted their disposition This is a very ferent thing from a claim for annex- ] even to people who can rais ation. We want, in fact, to do to help little responsibility for them as is con- y is painful horrible.” sistent with our safety It would be! e a calamity if they were given to| CTY ITEMS Australia as a Australia not | in a position to manage an empire in | = o the Pacific. We have already far more | oo tadvt. One-Cent e territory than we populate and Daily Telegraph also | Braine develop. The Sydney Australia to | 4 qut. > of her own. A e disavows any d “start'a little empi “What would have suited us best|or the would have been the assumption of [qay evenin control in the Pacific by Britain her- [180 Arch is a constant flow of recruits to the | Philadelphia, May re early ol the Telegraph. “Or even |banquet, . rank of unqualified operatc while | yesterd badly damaged the depart- i America has seen her Mayv Victor records. C. L. Pierce Co.; the number of licensed dentists has‘ ment store of Oppenheimer, Collins elean lolstreton b inealonianty j not increased in 15 years. The com- ' & Go. The loss was $50,000. | TR Clean Up Your Yard | RACKLIFFE'S | Plant a Victory Garden For the property owner and gardener that takes keen delight in the appearance of his front lawn and the raising of vegetables we have stockeda com- plete fine of iawn and garden tools and seeds. We are listing below a few of the most important articles needed. VEGETABLE SEED--FLOWER SEED--GRASS SEED--BULK AND PACKAGE . = Garden Hoes f | This is the tool that you must use the most ; Get a good one to start with. 5 been a mis- and elsewhere drawn by Miss Washingtan, London country abol {.to every local in the urging ihat formal demand ion of work between 11 p m. be made when wagze sce the vear are presented to employers on | May 1. E will be permitted |ito as it deems necces- ter and may for 1sine This and a. condition m Ith injurie: >d in medi remedy, ated mittee. The cized and the o She rging for West enough to have a extraordinarily dis les & MARX CLOTHES All Wool Fabrics, with lively style ideas, $25.00 up. if one | * dre id, “even in the pDY 1ch local is lucky out ! inve but by a wn by peace ee take such ste to enforc In vigorousl baker coldne theater heat in of any | London peo- | s fr the the demands. opposing the sert that 7 sary the lack in & demands, and the entire most | s comfort, services in Austra- | hes mier) unfortunate master per bakery goods is produced after mid- night, that the demands h d each morning and thea the chang ould greatly reduce output necessitate costly i plants and machinery the, loaves of bread prodt ago would be mmer. ion 1 be ' form of even are to ‘deter most beforehand,. enoug they of vould he public overe dealer 1,000 and ers were ot arg- | at as a (Pr ple, even knew it from In on > stage. the render or provinces it the uncomfortable. they are there no comfort of kind bad. and one spent waiting about cold sta- , se impossible to get vhole of the life of the stage, brote themselves, going the and is 50 of halls ar The; times in- are fa wants to an- or expansion The only ! resolution | In either case, the 1,500,000 *ed daily in Chi- ased to the con- imer and that other cities probably would follow the same cour To this the union executive replies that similar objections were advanced years ago when legislation | was sought abolishing cellar bakeries. Smployers thought they could not without the dirty underground bakeries, but now they would not | think of returning to such conditions,” said A. A. Myrup, treasurer of the union. “We ask abolition of night as a matter of health and jus- to our 50,000 workers. The change i< aiso in the interest of pub: Hc health. In large cities 70 to 98 eries of Italy, Sweden, England and per cent. of the population uses bakery | other European countries. We appre- 1 { bread. Doctors sa prevalence of | ciate the importance of the change | was | tuberculosis and nervous diseases ' and are willing that it he adopted | bakeries a Among our craft is due in large meas adually until night work is entir that the ure to night work in high tempe climinated But workers will insist | 0 smaller tures. Most accidents also occur at)that the demand be granted. They night night when the drowsy. ' consider tY issue more important ' ago, they dec Tslar music Good ideas in our line of Children’s Hats, 50c to $2.50. e describably American dentists in e i exclusive clientele, of rin abso- The @ most ' S parliament | dirty cold last decla that the | lutely iny iner nc that over colonies journcys arc of one’s time tions. Tt and the is food board ahove a *he tax for each not on the entire dif An assortment of Light Weight Tom Wye Knit Jackets for Spring and Summer Wear $5.00, $8.50 and $10.00. their DHest and have as and do gift. Victor records at Morans'.— can work Clark & fiee Main St today at of young women—usually i . d’s Drug Store, 181 3 L S shorter hours LegnuesStoz: workers with newly found wealth. The | of the cost was to extract or saw off the | Preparation: objectionable teeth and fit new ones. | large profits are made and there | higher wages or than at present Union “Night work is prohibited in mn(.k system utives night work San Francisca half and yeen adopted ing of all the local menibers exec 6th division will be held Mon- at 8 o'clock in Hall's at reet, to arrange for the discontinued in PHILADELPHIA STORE BURNS. and a vear ago has The controversy was started 25 years plan since cities over work advt workers are e i 4 s 43 " OB I Special “All Crop” Fertilizer ;', Suitable for all vegetabies, Fence, Fence, Fence—For Lawn, Garden, Farm If you are interested in Fence call and inspect our line. We are listing a few of the many styles we carry in stock: Round Top Double Scroll Lawn Fence, 36 inch, per foot Round Top Double Scroll Lawn Fenee, 42 inch, per foot Round Top Double Scroll Lawn 4 Fence, 48 inch, per foot . Pittsburgh Lawn, 2x4 Me<h, 36 inch, per foot 16 1-2¢ tsburgh Lawn, Mesh, 42 inch, per foot Pittsburgh Lawn, 2x4 48 inch, per foot A fertilizer especialiy made for the home gardener. results. 40c to $1.00 if Prices.... fiowers and lawns, 100 1b. Bag Want Sheep Manure The beauty of your lawn depends upon the dressing you give it. ssing of sheep manure will produce a splendid growth of green $3.00 5 package Heavy Galvanized Cottage Lawn 16¢ Fence, 36 inch, per foot 11c Heavy G Fen ed Cottage Lawn 18¢ ) nch, per foot Cultivators |, Make your work light by using Planet Jr. and Iron Age single and double wheel {hand cultivators. Prices $3.50 and up i Special Mixed Lawn Grass Seed k Watering Pots properly mixed lawn | Hot galvanized, well made, cans that will outlast the ordinary kind. 25¢ |follows: 13¢ 20c, Heavy Galvanized Cottage Lawn Fence, 48 inch, per foot 15¢ 100 1b Bag . 36 inch Field Fence, Rolls 46 inch G 165 foot 2x4 - 18¢ $7.00 Mesh, irden Fence, 165 foot The success of your lawn depends on your sccuring a Prices are as grass seed. Try ours, 1 Ib 40¢ 85c 90c $1.10 $1.35 $1.60 2 quart i: 6 quart H 8 quart 10 quart s 12 quart i 16 quart | H Lawn Rakes keep time. Nitro Fertile The latest and flower your lawn in good scondition. 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L weaving. 12 inch high, 18 inch high, 24 inch high, 30 inch high, 36 inch high, 48 inch high, 60 inch high, 72 inch high, @ It is made of No. 19 wire, hot, galvanized after Prices for 2 in. mesh as follows, rolls 150 ft. long: 22 ? per roll $1.75 5 § per roll $2.50 £33 per roll $3.25 per roll per roll per roll per roll per roll . Grass Catchers zed iron bottom to attach to Price any $1.65 of can with galy complete ready aking the law Lawn Mowers “Prophet”’ A heavy high wheel 4 knife ball bearing mower, suit- able for heavy work. [f you have a large lawn and want a l [ Made | | . mower. machine that will stand up, buy this one. Price 16 in. Price 18 in. .... Eclipse Mowers Here is the most All the defects of the from the “ECLIPSE.” and a special adjusting arrangement. one before you buy your new machine 16 in., 18 in. and 20 in. DUNHAM LAWN ROLLERS most $t1.0e $12.00 cultivator: ble teeth ¢ be used as heavy rake also. SE give, Something to new in Ask Price Ladies’ Garden Sets e Fach set contains 1 Shovel, 1 Rake, 1 Hoe and 1 Spade Fork. well made of good steel and fitted with best grade hickory handles, Price per set .... Garden Rakes Note the prices: Each tool is improved machine on the market, old style mowers have been eliminated It has a real self sharpening device Let us show you j Puii Easy Cultivators $1.50 GARDEN HO Buy a hose by the years of service It not price per foot. We are listing below a number of grades that we can guas $14.50 and Up. antee. (! i I Montawk ‘ Goodluck i Milo Bull Dog Moulded Moulded % inch. We have a complete line of Garden Rakes. 16 tooth cast steel 3 oo 14 tooth cast steel ... e 14 tooth wrought stecl ... 12 tooth malleable iron Garden Forks Several different kinds to choose from—long handle, d handle, 4 and 5 tine, Prices ..... $1.10 and up inc| Norcross Weeders This well known weeder needs no introduction. It is made in 3 and 5 prong, with good strong handles. Several sizes to chose from, Ll $12.50 and up. 5 prong nc. NEW_BRITAIN, CONN Tel. 1074 Phone Orders Delivered Promptly These all steel water weight rollers are the prac- tical roller to buy. 60c 85¢ RACKLIFFE BROS. CO., Inc. Tel. 1074 Hardware, Paint, Mill Supplies, Auto Supplies, Etc. 250-256 PARK STREET--14 BIGELOW STREET

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